I own a 2010 Nissan Rogue and want to install this on my vehicle. I was told I need an add'l interface module, is this true?
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It is true most new cars have encoded keys, these keys have a unique code matched to the car's ECU. The module required is to bypass the key code by having the module programed wit the unique code , so that it is provided as if the key was inserted in the ignition. If you don't buy the module you would not be able to use the remote start feature. Everything else would still work tho.
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Hi the only thing you would probably need is an module for alarm.Not to sure but you can verify with your installer if your vehicle requires a module.Also I would recommend a couple extra sensors like an extra shock sensor, tilt sensor (extra security incase they try to tow or jack up your vehicle to steal rims) I highly recommend, and the directed audio sensor (detects if vehicles windows have been shattered.I have added all three extra sensors and highly recommend you do same.Any other ?s you may have feel free to ask.Take care.
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I went to geek squad at Best Buy and they told me to order this part so I did. But when I took it to them they did successfully install the part but they could not program the system to give me an auxiliary input option. So as of now it is just installed in my glove box but as far as knowing whether or not I can get the system updated to where I can use an auxiliary input don't know yet. But yes it can be installed. I have a 2004 545i
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Deana G. No you need side rails for these to attach to. Furthermore when you do get the side rails, you need to measure distance from one side rail to the other, and view the roof rack locking cross bars specs as far as distance. I have 2012 Rogue, so I dont know if the cross rails would be long enough for Murano.Let me also mention about the quality, I have used them for about a year now, they seem to rust a little on the inside locking devices (there are 4), so I imagine it not an item that will lost a long long time. I probably will eventually have Nissan dealership install factory cross bars on my Rogue anyway, they seem more aerodynamic as well. Deana G. No you need side rails for these to attach to. Furthermore when you do get the side rails, you need to measure distance from one side rail to the other, and view the roof rack locking cross bars specs as far as distance. I have 2012 Rogue, so I dont know if the cross rails would be long enough for Murano.Let me also mention about the quality, I have used them for about a year now, they seem to rust a little on the inside locking devices (there are 4), so I imagine it not an item that will lost a long long time. I probably will eventually have Nissan dealership install... » Read More Deana G. No you need side rails for these to attach to. Furthermore when you do get the side rails, you need to measure distance from one side rail to the other, and view the roof rack locking cross bars specs as far as distance. I have 2012 Rogue, so I dont know if the cross rails would be long enough for Murano.Let me also mention about the quality, I have used them for about a year now, they seem to rust a little on the inside locking devices (there are 4), so I imagine it not an item that will lost a long long time. I probably will eventually have Nissan dealership install factory cross bars on my Rogue anyway, they seem more aerodynamic as well. « Show Less
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Although, as I learned the hard way, not all 2007+ Nissans use this adapter, from what I've seen it looks like the 2007 and later Frontiers use the 70-7552. To be 100% sure, I would suggest pulling the factory radio out and verifying that there is only one connector that needs adapting. If it has two pieces like many Titans, you'd need a different adapter.
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I'm not sure if it will work with the Nav system since mine was the base CD player, but I know that it will require activation to work. The dealer will need to plug into the OBD port and download a software update. The going rate is around $50.
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I bought the module for my 2008 dodge avenger that I have a viper alarm system put on and it works great.
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go to this website and follow the directions. it will ask you to type in your vehicle info after the complete a few steps and will give you the info on the module that you need. http://www.viper.com/Car/Build/
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My compatability sheet only show the Rogue through 2013. But it looks like this mirror should work fine for you.
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You need this interface to make the aftermarket radio works, and another interface to make the steering wheel controls works, pac swc-rc
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You will need to check the model # on your system. The module is usually located under the dash. Compatible systems include - Avital 21000, 2200, 4000, 4100, 4200, 4300, 4400 - Python 440 HP, 460 HP, 660 XP - Sidewinder 381S, 3200 HS, 3300 HS, 5500 XS - Valet 562T, 561R, 712T, 716T - Hornet 740, 742 - Rattler 110D, 210D, 310D, 369D - Viper 210 HV, 350 HV, 650 XV, 850
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Go to bulldogsecurity.com and on the left side of the page you can select installation and wiring guides. Most likely you vehicle will be listed because the remote starter is not vehicle specific. There is an ignition wire, a starter motor wire, door lock switch wire, etc. on all vehicles and that is what the system will connect to - the wires, not the harnesses. It can be installed by any shop that installs car stereos and DVD players. The box will contain something called InstallCard, which will direct you to someone in your area that will install it for $160, but expect an upcharge because there is always something extra that every car will need. You can install it yourself if you are comfortable cutting and soldering your vehicle's wiring. I had it installed on a police interceptor and it works great and over a long distance. This is great to have if there is an ice storm where you parked your car because the car will thaw out from the inside out and eventually you can get in the car without damaging anything. Good luck.
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Like any remote start system, this needs to be installed by a professional mobile electronics installer. Not a mechanic. Take it to a stereo/security shop. Let someone who does these day in day out do it. I sell and install Viper products, but have no problems installing anything else. The wire colors are different than Vipers, but it's the same dang thing. If an installer is too scared to touch a product like this, then they're not experienced enough to touch your car anyway.
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I put it in a 2013 rogue. You have to put in the vehicle information to find out if it fits the new rogue.
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From what I understand, you have to be careful because the manufacturer can void your warranty when you add this to a new car. When you add any other security system or other add on you have to bypass systems already on the car. Check with Nissan to make sure it won't cause you problems later. Plus you will come out better letting an authorized dealer install the remote start for you. I'll cost you less than you think since you already have the part. Plus the installer will warranty the install.
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If you download the RIGHT program for your vehicles (there are 3 different ones and only one will work for each vehicle) on to your computer and uploaded that onto the chip, I really don't know what else would help. I hope this helps.
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You need to buy the harness adapter. It goes between the controler and your vehicle harness. It makes the installation a 5 minute project.